Absolutely. Also aged people who no longer qualify to drive their own vehicles, people with other disabilities that prevent them from driving under any circumst

Absolutely. Also aged people who no longer qualify to drive their own vehicles, people with other disabilities that prevent them from driving under any circumstance, people who have disabilities that permit them to drive with specially modified vehicles but would like to be driven or cannot afford the extra expense... Yes, there are a lot of very good use cases. And honestly, I have a far less important use case of my own: If I take a taxi (usually when travelling) I just want transportation, I do not want someone chatting me up in an effort to earn a good review/tip because they don't earn enough from driving the route silently to get by. I just don't want progress lubricated by the blood of people who did not give informed consent to assume the risks.